USA lawyer with deadly pancreatic cancer now cancer free said you have to go beyond standard care to be a statistic of one with non standard outcome

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He also said your own health is too important to trust doctors.

 

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He also said your own health is too important to trust doctors.

Everything he said is so true.

 

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Everything he said is so true.

And so wise.

 

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So what did he do? A lot! Read and self educate to know liquid biopsy to push for galleri test to diagnose his own cancer that was dismissed by his doctorS as no symptoms (blood sugar went up and slight weight loss).

 

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Then he paid for his own mri scan - to be able to do it the next day - when the galleri test that can detect 50 cancers detected abnormalities.

 

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Then he checked himself into top grade USA hospitals Stanford Health etc to do his cancer treatment.

 

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And he said he had not just second opinion but every treatment he sought 12 doctors’ opinions before he decides on which treatment from what type of chemo to chemo duration to when do surgery.

 

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And then he said he went through living hell with six months chemo at MTD maximum tolerable dosage. He said the doctors said is up to him to decide how long chemo duration.

 

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And after cancer free he continued to fight cancer by doing preventive measureS from diet to exercise to going to Japan for peptide cancer vaccine that’s not approved by FDA and at one fifth of USA cost etc.

 

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And after cancer free he continued to fight cancer by doing preventive measureS from diet to exercise to going to Japan for peptide cancer vaccine that’s not approved by FDA and at one fifth of USA cost etc.

He acknowledged that what he did is beyond the reach of most cancer patients.